Temple Controversy: Assurance Amidst Demolition Drive

Delhi PWD Minister Parvesh Verma assured devotees that the Nili Chhatri temple, allegedly on encroached land, would remain untouched during a demolition drive. Verma emphasized the government's commitment to protecting religious heritage, promising repairs for any accidental damage and urging against politicization of the issue.

Amid a controversial demolition drive in Old Delhi, PWD Minister Parvesh Verma has assured devotees that the Nili Chhatri temple will remain untouched, despite being allegedly built on encroached land.

Verma, upon receiving information about the temple's potential demolition, visited the site, pledging to safeguard it and repair any accidental damage. He emphasized the government's dedication to preserving religious heritage, ensuring no harm would come to historical religious structures.

The minister urged locals to refrain from politicizing the situation, citing misinformation spread by certain groups. He instructed officials to prevent damage and prioritize any necessary repairs to maintain public trust and harmony.

(With inputs from agencies.)